My pleasure! I've always had a sentimental attachment to the Eastern as it went through the town I grew up in. I enjoy walking and as most of the Eastern is undeveloped and hikable/bikable/ATVable (I've seen people on horseback as well), it just seemed like a perfect match for a B&M fan with a camera.
Just past Hobbs Crossing at the intersection of Meetinghouse Rd. and Chick Crossing Rd. stood Chicks station (approximate location indicated by the red arrow on the map), named after the Chick family whose farm was located halfway down Chick Crossing Rd.
Chick Crossing Road, of course, got its name because of its close proximity to the Eastern even though said railroad did not actually cross said road.
Chicks depot. Photo courtesy of the B&M Historical Society Archives.
Chicks station location today with Chick Crossing Rd. on the right. The Eastern crossed Meetinghouse Rd. here (ROW indicated by the red square).